The Commodore 64 is Back On The Production Line For The First Time in 30 Years
Commodore 64 returns after 30 years, reviving the iconic 8-bit computer for modern fans and collectors.
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The Commodore 64 is Back On The Production Line For The First Time in 30 Years
Commodore 64 Returns After 30 Years The legendary Commodore 64 is back in production for the first time in three decades, delighting retro tech fans and nostalgic gamers alike. Enthusiasts have long wondered if the iconic 8-bit computer would ever return—and now, with units rolling off the assembly line, that dream is real. Commodore 64 Ultimates are set to reach customers just in time for the holidays, bringing a beloved piece of computing history back into circulation. Image credit: Commodore A Modern Revival of a Classic This revival comes after Commodore officially acquired the original brand and assets, signaling a new era for the retro computer. The project is guided by Commodore CEO Peri Fractic, who shared an inside look at the assembly floor in a recent video. Unlike the beige box many remember from the early 1980s, the new Commodore 64 Ultimates combine nostalgic design with modern enhancements, making them appealing to both collectors and curious newcomers. Expert Guidance from …
